Cap Gros

Located near Antibes, just a 50-minute boat ride from Golfe Juan, this dive site is marked by a mooring buoy. With depths ranging from 0.80 meters to 35 meters, divers can explore a drop-off and various underwater rock formations known as "patates" that follow the contours of the cape. It is important to note that this site can experience strong currents, so divers should be in good physical condition.

One of the highlights of this dive site is the abundance of marine life. Liches, groupers, barracudas, dentys, and pelagic fish can all be spotted thanks to the strong currents. In fact, it is not uncommon to come across tuna during your dive. The site is teeming with pelagic fish, and the close proximity to the coast attracts a diverse range of fauna that you can observe in their hunting behavior.

As you reach the end of the cape, the patates offer a breathtaking sight. Here, you'll find a stunning display of various gorgonians, constantly swaying in the often strong current. The visibility at this dive site is around 16 meters, offering a good view of the underwater scenery. The maximum depth is 20 meters, making it suitable for both beginner and advanced divers.

Situated in France, this dive site is conveniently located near the Sentier du littoral Tire-poil in Antibes, Grasse, Maritime Alps, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Metropolitan France, 06160, France. Prepare yourself for an extraordinary underwater adventure at this captivating dive site.